4/20 is a term used for smoking marijuana.
It's said to have originated in the '70s by high school students in San Rafael, California who used the code word 4:20 p.m. as the time they met to score some pot.
April 20th has become a counterculture holiday where people gather to consume cannabis. While we all practice social distancing, FEMAIL recognizes the day by rounding up chic leaf fashions that can be enjoyed all year.
4/20: April 20th has become a counterculture holiday where people gather to consume cannabis
Light up: Stars from Rihanna to Vanessa Hudgens are fans of jewelry and apparel with marijuana symbolism.
Stars from Rihanna to Vanessa Hudgens are fans of jewelry and apparel with marijuana symbolism.
And as cannabis laws are changing at a rapid pace across all 50 states, everyone from luxury designers to affordable labels and beauty brands are getting in on the weed game.
Pot merch has never been trendier!
Korto Momolu for Women Grow held their first fashion show during New York Fashion Week spring 2020.
The collection consisted of 26 looks created from hemp fabric and other sustainably-manufactured textiles.
Cannabis symbolism was also present at the spring 2019 haute couture shows in Paris with dutch designers Viktor & Rolf debuting a lime green tulle gown that read 'Amsterdam' emblazoned across the model's chest with a giant cannabis leaf graphic.
Fine jewelry designer Jacquie Aiche continues to deliver exquisite collections of jewels, clothing and 카지노사이트 accessories featuring the leaf.
Actress Vanessa Hudgens donned a pair of her gold hoop earrings on the red carpet of the MTV VMA awards a few years back.
Hoop there it is: Vanessa Hudgens donned her Jacquie Aiche cannabis earrings on the red carpet at the MTV VMA awards
So chi! Cannabis is present on the runways of Korto Momolu (left) and Viktor & Rolf (right)
Left: Weed Shirt by Two Tone Tee To One, $28;
Left: 1973 Polo Top by Boast, $95;
Left: Pave Diamond Pot Leaf Earrings by Sydney Evan, $840;
Maple Leaf Key Ring Edie Parker, $175;